Ravenswood Hospital Medical Center Program

Internal medicine - Chicago, IL | ACGME Code: 1401611120

The Ravenswood Hospital Medical Center Program offers an Internal Medicine Residency Program that sponsors J-1 visas for outstanding candidates. They require applicants to have an ECFMG certificate if applicable, submit three letters of recommendation and/or a Dean's Letter, and preferably, have graduated less than five years ago. The program is open to international medical graduates without prior clinical training in the US.

For current leadership, faculty, and residents, key individuals include Department Chairman Dr. Salman Mohiuddin, Associate Program Director Dr. Tilak Joshi, and Internal Medicine Program Coordinator Nelly Munoz. The residency program accommodates residents at varying PGY levels, presenting a diverse group of medical professionals from around the world.

Please note that the Ravenswood Hospital Medical Center Program is supportive of sponsoring J-1 visas for exceptional candidates seeking to join their Internal Medicine Residency Program.

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Chicago city, Illinois

Population
2,746,388
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$70,386
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43.7%
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62.8%
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9.3%
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35
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943
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